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Keep all burning candles out of reach from children
and pets |
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Keep candles clear of flammable objects including fabrics,
paper, lamp shades, plants, etc. |
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Extinguish all candles before leaving the room or going to
sleep.
Nearly half of candle-caused fires are a result of leaving them unattended. |
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Always burn candles on sturdy, heat-resistant surfaces like
ceramic tile |
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Trim candlewicks to 1/4” before you light each time |
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Always burn candles in well-ventilated rooms |
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Never let the wick burn all the way down to the holder or
container; extinguish when 1 inch of wax remains |
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Extinguish pillar candles when they get down to within 2
inches of their holders or decorations |
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Hand-form wax at the candle’s top inward while the
candle is warm and pliable in order to contain the wax pool |
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Place candles at least 3 inches apart from one another |
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During power failure, flashlights are a much safer alternative
to candles |
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Never use a candle as a light source when checking a pilot
light |
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Never use a candle as a source of light in a small space
like a closet |
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Never use a candle as a source of light around gasoline-powered
equipment, such as in a garage |
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When burning wax tarts, never use electronic burners or simmering
pots |
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Do not allow children or teens to have candles in their bedrooms |
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Keep candles away from drafts, vents and open windows |
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Keep foreign objects out of the liquid wax such as wick trimmings,
matches, etc. |
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